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#️⃣ Jumento News | Judiciary – 26/09/2025
Theme: Injunction of the STJ in the Oruam case — and my opinion
The STJ granted an injunction determining the release of singer Oruam, who will respond in freedom to processes and investigations that include accusations such as trafficking and association for trafficking, among others. The decision is provisional and does not conclude the cases — the merits will continue to be analyzed in the competent instances.
My opinion:
I see with concern the institutional signal that this type of decision sends in a context where criminal factions openly challenge the authority of the State. I respect due process and the presumption of innocence, but I understand that public safety and protection of society need to be considered with maximum rigor when there are serious indications and risk of social intimidation.
I also consider harmful the glorification of crime in content that circulates widely — especially when they serve as a backdrop for the display of weapons and for romanticizing factions. Art is free, but freedom is not a license to promote violence.
To the Judiciary, it is up to balance individual rights and collective security with prudence and transparency. To the public authority, it is up to ensure that laws are complied with and that law-abiding civilians do not become hostages of fear.
#jumentonews #stj #justica #rio #opiniao
Theme: Injunction of the STJ in the Oruam case — and my opinion
The STJ granted an injunction determining the release of singer Oruam, who will respond in freedom to processes and investigations that include accusations such as trafficking and association for trafficking, among others. The decision is provisional and does not conclude the cases — the merits will continue to be analyzed in the competent instances.
My opinion:
I see with concern the institutional signal that this type of decision sends in a context where criminal factions openly challenge the authority of the State. I respect due process and the presumption of innocence, but I understand that public safety and protection of society need to be considered with maximum rigor when there are serious indications and risk of social intimidation.
I also consider harmful the glorification of crime in content that circulates widely — especially when they serve as a backdrop for the display of weapons and for romanticizing factions. Art is free, but freedom is not a license to promote violence.
To the Judiciary, it is up to balance individual rights and collective security with prudence and transparency. To the public authority, it is up to ensure that laws are complied with and that law-abiding civilians do not become hostages of fear.
#jumentonews #stj #justica #rio #opiniao
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Concordo 100% com sua postagem. Percebe-se com clareza que o culto ao bolsonarismo se infiltrou em todas as camadas sociais e nas instituições de estado,inclusive no judiciário.🤔
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🚨Hot news: The CNJ's CriptoJud is the new headache for debtors. It is now possible to seize Bitcoin and other digital currencies. This is a milestone for regulation in Brazil.
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🚨ATM operator Athena Bitcoin is being sued for defrauding the elderly. 🚨
Athena Bitcoin, an operator of Bitcoin ATMs, is being sued for fraud and for ignoring scams targeting the elderly. The Attorney General of Washington D.C., Brian L. Schwalb, filed a lawsuit alleging that the company, which has 4,100 ATMs in five countries, systematically ignores scams and charges excessive fees without disclosure.
According to the document, the company faces allegations of violating the Consumer Protection Procedures Act for misleading and unfair practices, as well as financial exploitation of vulnerable adults and the elderly. Athena Bitcoin denies the allegations and claims it has strict security protocols and consumer education, with warnings, daily limits, and verification screens.
However, the company's stock has fallen 83% this year, and the lawsuit reveals that in the first five months of operation in the U.S. capital, 93% of the deposited funds came from "blatant fraud." The lawsuit also alleges that Athena charged fees of up to 26%, while other brokers charge a maximum of 3%. The company's profit, which was 25.4%, was hidden in a misleading exchange rate.
In 2023, Americans lost US$ 189 million in scams through Bitcoin ATMs, and this number increased to US$ 247 million in 2024. The lawsuit also accuses the company of failing to detail commissions on receipts, leaving customers unaware of profit margins. The company also refused to provide refunds.
Attorney Brian L. Schwalb states that the language used on Athena's ATMs is confusing and not easily understandable, especially when scammers keep victims on the phone and ask them to ignore the warnings.
The lack of transparency in cryptocurrency ATMs has been a major issue, and Athena's case reflects the growing tension between local authorities and Bitcoin ATM operators.
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#Fraude
#Criptomoeda
Athena Bitcoin, an operator of Bitcoin ATMs, is being sued for fraud and for ignoring scams targeting the elderly. The Attorney General of Washington D.C., Brian L. Schwalb, filed a lawsuit alleging that the company, which has 4,100 ATMs in five countries, systematically ignores scams and charges excessive fees without disclosure.
According to the document, the company faces allegations of violating the Consumer Protection Procedures Act for misleading and unfair practices, as well as financial exploitation of vulnerable adults and the elderly. Athena Bitcoin denies the allegations and claims it has strict security protocols and consumer education, with warnings, daily limits, and verification screens.
However, the company's stock has fallen 83% this year, and the lawsuit reveals that in the first five months of operation in the U.S. capital, 93% of the deposited funds came from "blatant fraud." The lawsuit also alleges that Athena charged fees of up to 26%, while other brokers charge a maximum of 3%. The company's profit, which was 25.4%, was hidden in a misleading exchange rate.
In 2023, Americans lost US$ 189 million in scams through Bitcoin ATMs, and this number increased to US$ 247 million in 2024. The lawsuit also accuses the company of failing to detail commissions on receipts, leaving customers unaware of profit margins. The company also refused to provide refunds.
Attorney Brian L. Schwalb states that the language used on Athena's ATMs is confusing and not easily understandable, especially when scammers keep victims on the phone and ask them to ignore the warnings.
The lack of transparency in cryptocurrency ATMs has been a major issue, and Athena's case reflects the growing tension between local authorities and Bitcoin ATM operators.
#justica
#Fraude
#Criptomoeda
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